Fox tail?

Yes, the buds are foxtailing, but with you so close to harvest, it's nothing to worry about.

> The last week of flower when I flush I tend to reduce the light intensity by 10 to 20 percent. As they don't require as much PAR in the ripeness stage. Don't. Not enough photosynthesis (<400μmol/m².s) the plant don't pump and consume the residual nutrients and, worse, start to regress.

It's not foxtailing, It's your yield that's increasing. :3 Your plants don't stop producing flowers once they start budding. But you can reduce the level of nitrogen if you want.

Foxtailing is usually caused by genetics, heat or excessive light. I wouldn't worry about it at your stage as you are flushing. I think she is just telling you she's done. The last week of flower when I flush I tend to reduce the light intensity by 10 to 20 percent. As they don't require as much PAR in the ripeness stage.